Rheumatic cure advertised in Texan era ad
An antiquated notice promotes a medical cure claiming to dissolve toxic poisons cleanse the liver and restore vitality. It mentions moving to St Paul and ties to a Texan context with claims of recovery from rheumatism and related ailments. The text also references a Vitalites exhibition at a drug store and includes names like Gast Hahston.
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St. Faus
B.C. Hudell
Texan
Hanatan
T.gould
Paul
Vitalitus
St. Paul
Bart
Texas Wonder urged for cures and banking reform in Texas
An OCR filled page discusses a patent remedy named Texas Wonder claiming to cure diabetes rheumatism kidney irregularities and more. It also advocates tighter state banking supervision and enforcement, calls for Alamo preservation, voting law reforms, and policies to aid home ownership and state institutions. It quotes W Doughty visiting educators and notes on rural schooling improvements and industrial topics.
TERRELL AENOUNCED CANDIDACY
A fragmented political statement discusses candidacy, agricultural policy, warehousing, and financial reforms. It calls for improved storage facilities, negotiable warehouse receipts, fair credit terms, and expanded livestock sanitary commissions to reduce fever outbreaks. The speaker endorses representative government and constitutional reforms, noting the need for careful official selection and adherence to the will of the people.
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Lve Stock Sanitary Commission
Fredericksburg Rail Road Completion Plans Delayed
Progress on the Fredericksburg railway toward San Antonio stalls amid heavy rain and labor shortages. Officials anticipate possible mid October completion and plan a three day celebration if track gains reach the town, with Temple D. Smith driving the last spike and ceremonies timed to early morning salutes.
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Fredéricksburs
Chizesa
Broderickeburg
Fredericksburg
San Antonio
He Ffret
Falen
Temple D. Smith
Bank of Fredericksburg
Railrond Committee
Love
Crane
Tineasiness in Tampico Prompts City Defense Fears
Sept 15 Tampico reports unrest as Castro leads forces toward Victoria, capital of Tamaulipas. Huerta officials claim enough troops to resist. Victoria residents prepared to defend the city amid threats of looting and destruction. The Tampico port sees fixed customs and a pending ship christening with civic events at San Antonio and Austin, including a monster barbecue and old settlers parade.
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Tampico
Constitutions
Castro
Blinc
Victoria
Tamaxalipay
Huerta
Tampica 14
New Hampshire
Notice on reinforced concrete building division and leases
Notice states a reinforced concrete building will be divided and arranged for rentable tenants. It names Sanest P. Rewles as architect in Oakland, with assorted advertising text and references to Dallas, Kendall County, and San Antonio dates and rates from September 1926.
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Salt
Kendall County
Prin Fnerna
Texas
San Antonio
Plan to aid foreigners in Mexico weighs on U S policy
The United States faces questions on protecting foreign citizens in Mexico after a Huerta-aligned route and potential withdrawal. Officials indicate no decision yet on accepting Senor Yamécoua or other candidates, while nonpartisan medical groups push for consensus on a fair election and diplomat contacts explore a peaceful settlement.
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United States
Mexico
de Faille
Huerta
Ain State I Department
America
Manda|sho
United Fates
Cini
Blexco
Arnistion
Nevissany
State Department
Senor Yamecoua
Waite Howto
Washington
Mexico, Wrest Ne Piendstili
Troops Move From Matamoros Amid Rebel Movements
A troop train of about 400 men and 400 guns departed Matamoros for the west with 200 boxes of equipment. Colonel Elizondo led the force of 600 at Curralvo, while Alberto Fueno and Governor Aguay Caliontes accompanied by Madero plan further movements. Reports say Maneo's force totals up to 3,000, and travelers indicate many Constructionalist bands along the road near San Fernando.
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Matamoros
Calonel Elizondo
Curralvo
Teinfores Hl Soramand
Elizondo
Alberto Fueno
Aguay Caliontes Wider Madero
Begura
Miltiongla
Matamoron
San Elizondo
Stean Mies
Victorie
Tamaulipas
San Fernante
New Exodus Under Way in El Paso Texas
Fear of anti-American protests on Tuesday during Mexico's Independence celebration triggers a new exodus from Mexican towns. Over 100 Americans flee to El Paso, with 150 more refugees arriving by wagon train and on horseback from interior regions. Prominent refugees include executives from American Smelting, mining and railroad firms, and local officials.
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Paso
Tex
Tueday
Mexico
Ileriar Hoimts
Chihuasca
Americens
el Pang
M. Spencer
Chifustun Mining Company
L J. Newton
Americup Smelling Company
Hh. Enlow
American Smelting Company
Alles Chitin Vambe
Hines Conaglidited Mininge Company
Bunita Barbare
Mts. Ky
BE. Haller Ad Drughtac
Terrazas
H. ‘T. Lynch
Santoy Mining Company
Wed
Churn
Chist
Orient Railroad
Chihuahuas Playa Cole
Orientt Railroad
Chittuabu
J. Tarzan
B. Patitpa
Madera
Maderos Aulme Campaign Sparks Mexican Turmoil
Private dispatches from Mexico City report the Madero family has launched a full rebellion against Huerta. Julio Madero leads about 1500 men toward Aguas Calientes as federal troops defend the city. The Interior Ministry remains in Huerta’s hands amid ongoing clashes and pursuit of constitutionalists.
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Mexico City
Francisco F. Madero
Huerta
Julio Madero
Aguas Calientes
Grrntia
Miniater of Interior
Attises
Mexican Bandits in Carrizo Springs Capture After Gunfight
Sheriff Gardiner and a posse pursued a Mexican band of armed men near Carrizo Springs. One gang member was mortally wounded. others fled on horseback. Deputies questioned prisoners and prepared to move the captives to safety as authorities chased the remainder toward the Rio Grande amid reports of guerrilla ties and potential cross-border activity.
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Bud
White
Gardiner
Huck
Ortle
Buck
Gaviliner
Whites
Duck
Gardner
Ortiz
Seelie
Carriza Springs
Lemon'a
Eagle Pass
Conteinor Allen
Blecker Ranch
Ward Wry
Meleat
Bailie
Allen
Carrizo Springs
Memnder
McLean
Dot
Tonizhi
Weity Lot
Bernard Wes
Ehia
Ywell
Jesus Care Cubed
Crystal City
Alberta Gua
Alamito
Rio Grande
Carranza
Carranza Denies Charge in Smugglers Capture
Tague Fass lex Sept 13 reports Mexico’s government denying charges against smugglers captured today. The officials say the detainees are not constitutionalists, disputing earlier accusations in the ongoing border tensions.
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Mederala
Laredo
Tague Fass
Lex
Lesson in Scientific Complexion Renewal
A dated health editorial describes skin care routines and complexion improvement. It discusses absorption of ingredients, the effect of prolonged exposure to elements, and suggests a regimen involving mercolitred wax as a remedy to rejuvenate youthful skin.
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Pariteh
Weathered draft notes and scattered notices from 1910 era
Inquiries from Auste Austin and Mineral Wells reference a looming investigation and governor’s absence. Dispatches mention a district attorney wiring from Carrian Ep- sings and a response from Private Secretary Bowman. Vincent Astor arrives with a hydroplane plan for flight trials on the Hudson.
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Austen
Tex
John A
Binal
Ishith
Carrian
Kitne
Owe
Fushune
J.T Rowman Shedam
Lorces
Battle Ship Policy Is Blow To Labor
President Roosevelt warns that planned retirement of battleships and naval policy will severely weaken U S defense and throw thousands out of work. He cites navy yard contractions, private contractors shifting work to government shops, and a larger future program as factors shaping the impact on labor.
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Washington, D. C
Coleros
United States
poHoy
Primklin D Iposereis
Goverment Corps
Steilers
Mr. Roosevelt
Alen
Congress Marts
Hoosevelt
Congress
Nee
UT Austin policy outlined amid university appropriation talks
A meeting of the Regents of the University of Texas will be held in Austin on September 20 to discuss the university's appropriation for the second year and the governor's stance. E J Matthews, secretary, says the Board may adjust policy which could require funding changes. The dispute centers on whether the $709,000 first-year appropriation can cover both years, with the governor departing September 24 for Dallas and a planned conference before departure.
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Alathy
Republic
Alamo
Iitwatr
Troy
Java
Texas
Ulga Priess
Alfred P. C. Betach
Aneth Ut Tivest
Business League
San Apconio
Austin
Fair Grounds
Cokwaldz
Carlos Beg
San Antoni
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Varus Points
Ineltdin
Dallas
Hickeney
Bexar County
Carrié County
Ananiinn
Terrell
Uusinege League
Gillespia
Foster Cras
Bianco
T Stubbs
Ty Warint
Dayton Mosee
Julius Real Wil
Clarence Martin
Nan
Anton Mouraund
W. C. Linden
Javates Breui Co
Tone Agents
Texan—Cady
Virtweia
Maderos Aulme
Nopertea
Haxvo
Frank Bros
Stein-Bloch
Strouse Bros
Kuppenheimer
L System
Stetson
Edwin Clapp
Matotatis
Frei
Mtrestige
Slater Grad Dury
Mingral Welty
Colnnue
Solquitt
Bowman
Herald le Wend
Vincent Astor
N.Y
Ritein=beck
University Regents
Governors
Hostetter’s
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